I generally stick to writing technical stuff and shy away from industry related, opinion posts. But, between the feedback we have been getting from customers, and the recent whitepapers our … Continue reading Windows Phone 7: Moving Beyond “Fart” Applications
The weekend is fast approaching and this weekend there are TWO, not one, but TWO fantastic code camps scheduled. For those on east cost, specifically Florida, the Capital City .NET … Continue reading Exciting Weekend Full of Code Camps – October 23-24, 2010
Tomorrow, the Pittsburgh .NET Users Group will be holding the Pittsburgh Code Camp at the University of Pittsburgh. This one day FREE event helps promote software development throughout the Pittsburgh … Continue reading Pittsburgh Code Camp – October 16, 2010
The west coast’s largest code camp returns this weekend to Foothill College in Los Altos Hills, CA. Last year, the Silicon Valley Code Camp had over 1,000 attendees with over … Continue reading More Code Camps! Silicon Valley Code Camp – THIS WEEKEND – October 9th & 10th, 2010
The 6TH annual Jacksonville .NET Code Camp will be held this Saturday, August 28, 2010, at the University of North Florida. If you are a frequent reader of our blog, … Continue reading Jacksonville .NET Code Camp – THIS SATURDAY – Aug. 28, 2010
The other day, I read a short article by Clive Thompson entitled “In Praise of Obscurity” in the February 2010 issue of Wired magazine. In the article, Thompson talks about … Continue reading Social Networking Channel Capacity: Is There a Human Limit for Social Networking Communities?
Just wanted to spread the word on a new Microsoft program to help students get started with Microsoft certifications. Unlike the more advanced Microsoft certifications that we are familar with, … Continue reading Microsoft Technology Associate (MTA) Program – A New Student Certification Program
There is always so much stuff happening at Microsoft that it is difficult to keep up and with all the code names used things can get very confusing. So, for … Continue reading Having trouble keeping up with Microsoft code names?